360 degree peep holes for front doors
21915
Terrible peephole. I'm sure they did not use quality optics, because it looks fuzzy. Also they don't tell you that every thing your looking at is inverted and totally backwards of what your used to seeing. It was a good price, but you also have to purchase a core bit to make a big hole through the door. I don't recommend this product. The small one I originally had worked better.
2075199
It uses a "nut and bolt" type fastening system so once you drill a hole in the door you screw in both ends to each other for a very tight and very secure peep hole. Best price and best viewing quality I have found to date.
135134
The hinges will mount flush to the face frame and flush with the back side of the door. No mitering. This presumes that your doors overlay the opening created by the face frame. I installed 50 of these hinges in my kitchen. The new screw holes did not match up with old holes.
1211157
The holes are offset. Can you be more specific on the measurements that you want?
556299
Yes, this is a very good item, it took about 2 minutes for me to install it since the hole was already in. It gives you a big wide view and you don't even have to be directly in front of the door to see what's going on outside.
725842
two screws and hung in two key hole spots. simple to hang. size should be listed on the site.
1019024
Great for privacy, needed to put those up as the front door has two large rectangular windows that allow someone to see all the way through the house. I hated that and needed to do something so I bought the frosted coverings. They work great. I did it on my own, but I strongly suggest that two people do this as I was frustrated and it took me longer to do. But the end result was worth it!
129613
The holes in the panel are there for adding a ROLL-UP DOOR. Get a single pulley, a double pulley and rope then watch utube for how to rig it up.
302146
This item mounts through an existing standard "Peephole". There isn't any other mount to secure it to the door even if it covers hole you reference.
741006
No need to drill holes. place over door. I bought 3M Command small hooks and placed them horezonal to grasp onto the wire rack to keep it from banging when opening door. this all works well & will be easy to move when the time comes with no damage to the door.
1230639
How the two plastic frames connect together is for a door width. You could drill holes in the one piece that does not have holes to mount it to a framed opening. You need to have something to screw the plastic frames to. Unless you want to use drywall anchors.
1466101
I just hung mine on a regular wall. The holes are made for a #6 or #8 pan head screw.
832864
Donna I believe up to 2 1/4" door. Instead of drilling the door if you already have a peep hole , my suggestion is to get a cheap reamer with t handle and just ream until you get the fight size.
416009
the outside hole is 1 inch diameter, the inside is a 2x4 with digital display, with time date. is this what you need? it works great, it would even be better that it would automatically take a pic or video when door is approached. it does also have a door bell button on the outside unit, also when pic or video is activated 3 bright leds come on. if you already have a peep hole simply remove the old put in the new
391135
They are quite large, I used wall-mount clamping brackets and blu-tack adhesive. There are no pre-drilled holes in the back, presumably due to the size.
1342587
You are right, 180 degrees would be the view, so they have probably included height and width.....important in that you see something right at the bottom of your door sill. It gives me a good view of all my front porch, and on the left side I can see to my next door neighbors' wall, but on the right, I have a wall a foot from the door, so that is all the further I can see. but it allows me to see if anything is at the bottom of the door in that right corner. I used to have to open the door to see if a package delivery was left there. Now I can just see anything left on my porch without opening the door. Works for me. You are right, 180 degrees would be the view, so they have probably included height and width.....important in that you see something right at the bottom of your door sill. It gives me a good view of all my front porch, and on the left side I can see to my next door neighbors' wall, but on the right, I have a wall a foot from the door, so that is all the further I can see. but it allows me to see if anything is at the bottom of the door in that right corner. I used to have to open the door to see if a package delivery was left there. Now I can just see anything left on my porch without... » Read More You are right, 180 degrees would be the view, so they have probably included height and width.....important in that you see something right at the bottom of your door sill. It gives me a good view of all my front porch, and on the left side I can see to my next door neighbors' wall, but on the right, I have a wall a foot from the door, so that is all the further I can see. but it allows me to see if anything is at the bottom of the door in that right corner. I used to have to open the door to see if a package delivery was left there. Now I can just see anything left on my porch without opening the door. Works for me. « Show Less
592294
There are 2 key-hole screw holes in the back that would permit wall mounting.